A scrap trader is arrested in connection with an alleged fake GST invoice racket valued at around ₹100 crore, according to reporting from Times of India. The accused is described as running or being involved in scrap trading activities in JSR (as referenced in the outlet’s report). Investigators allege that the trader used fake GST invoices as part of a broader scheme to facilitate fraudulent claims and tax evasion. The reporting indicates that police action follows an investigation into irregularities linked to invoice procurement and issuance. Details such as how the fake invoices are allegedly created, the extent of beneficiaries, and the total number of other persons or entities involved are not provided in the supplied excerpt. The case is treated as a criminal matter, and the arrest is presented as a step in uncovering the alleged financial fraud. Authorities are expected to continue verification and further probe the network behind the invoices, including examining GST records and related documentation tied to the scrap trade.